Atlassian Corporation

Enterprise Collaboration and Productivity SoftwareFounded 2002- HQ today: San Francisco, California (founded in Sydney, Australia)

Acquisitions

Atlassian Acquisitions

Major Deals Covered

$2.6B

Disclosed Deal Value

What are Atlassian's biggest acquisitions?

Atlassian's largest disclosed acquisition here is Loom, Inc. for $975M in 2023. This page covers 7 major deals from 2017 to 2025, each with its price where disclosed and the reason behind it.

Major deals covered: 7
Largest deal: Loom, Inc. ($975M)
First deal: 2017
Most recent: 2025

Company	Year	Price	Purpose
Trello, Inc.	2017	$425.0M	Atlassian acquired Trello to expand its reach into non-technical teams and smaller organizations with a visual, intuitive task management platform. Trello's Kanban board approach complemented Jira's structured project management, creating a balanced toolset for both technical and non-technical users.
Loom, Inc.	2023	$975.0M	Atlassian acquired Loom to add asynchronous video communication capabilities to the platform, supporting the company's vision of reducing context switching and meetings through integrated communication tools. Loom allowed users to record and share video messages, complementing the text-based collaboration in Jira and Confluence.
Mindville	2020	Undisclosed	Atlassian acquired Mindville to enhance Jira Service Management with IT asset management capabilities, providing enterprise customers with comprehensive IT service and asset management in a single platform.
Chartio	2021	Undisclosed	Atlassian acquired Chartio to enhance analytics capabilities across the product suite, providing customers with better insights into their work data and project performance.
Percept.AI	2022	Undisclosed	Atlassian acquired Percept.AI to enhance Jira Service Management with AI-powered virtual agents for automated customer support, advancing the company's AI strategy before the launch of Rovo.
The Browser Company of New York Inc.	2025	$488.3M	Atlassian bought the maker of the Dia and Arc browsers to offer enterprises a browser built for SaaS and AI work, putting its products and the Teamwork Graph into the surface where knowledge workers spend most of their day.
A Software Company (DX)	2025	$720.4M	Atlassian acquired DX, which sells engineering intelligence analytics, to give technology leaders data on how engineering investment turns into delivered work and to strengthen its Collections bundles.

What companies has Atlassian bought?: Major acquisitions by Atlassian documented here include Loom, Inc. (2023), A Software Company (DX) (2025), The Browser Company of New York Inc. (2025), Trello, Inc. (2017) and Percept.AI (2022).
What is Atlassian's most recent acquisition?: The most recent Atlassian acquisition documented here is The Browser Company of New York Inc., in 2025, for $488.3M.

The Browser Company of New York Inc.

2025

$488M

Why

Atlassian bought the maker of the Dia and Arc browsers to offer enterprises a browser built for SaaS and AI work, putting its products and the Teamwork Graph into the surface where knowledge workers spend most of their day.

Impact

The deal closed on October 20, 2025 at a total purchase price of $488.3 million, of which $481.5 million was cash and $6.8 million was a non-cash settlement of shares Atlassian already held. It was Atlassian's first move into the browser itself rather than apps running inside one.

Outcome

Dia and Arc continue as products while Atlassian integrates them with its platform. With DX, the two fiscal 2026 acquisitions accounted for $1.23 billion of cash paid for business combinations during the year.

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A Software Company (DX)

2025

$720M

Why

Atlassian acquired DX, which sells engineering intelligence analytics, to give technology leaders data on how engineering investment turns into delivered work and to strengthen its Collections bundles.

Impact

The acquisition closed on November 10, 2025 for $720.4 million in cash. Atlassian recognized a developed technology intangible asset of $138.0 million from the deal, which its auditor flagged as a critical audit matter because of the judgment involved in valuing it.

Outcome

DX analytics are being folded into the Atlassian software and strategy Collections alongside Jira and Jira Align.

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Loom, Inc.

2023

$975M

Why

Atlassian acquired Loom to add asynchronous video communication capabilities to the platform, supporting the company's vision of reducing context switching and meetings through integrated communication tools. Loom allowed users to record and share video messages, complementing the text-based collaboration in Jira and Confluence.

Impact

Loom was Atlassian's largest acquisition by announced value, adding recorded video messaging and its user base to the platform. The integration aimed to create a comprehensive collaboration ecosystem spanning text, video, and project management.

Outcome

Loom has been integrated into the Atlassian System of Work, with recorded video attached to Jira issues and Confluence pages. Atlassian does not disclose its revenue, and the price has been questioned given competition from video features built into Slack and Microsoft Teams.

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Percept.AI

2022

Why

Atlassian acquired Percept.AI to enhance Jira Service Management with AI-powered virtual agents for automated customer support, advancing the company's AI strategy before the launch of Rovo.

Impact

Percept.AI's virtual agent technology was integrated into JSM, providing automated ticket resolution and customer support capabilities that reduced manual workload for IT teams.

Outcome

The acquisition supported Atlassian's AI roadmap and was a precursor to the broader Rovo and Atlassian Intelligence launch.

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Chartio

2021

Why

Atlassian acquired Chartio to enhance analytics capabilities across the product suite, providing customers with better insights into their work data and project performance.

Impact

Chartio's data visualization technology was integrated into Atlassian's analytics offerings, though the standalone product was eventually discontinued in favor of embedded analytics.

Outcome

The acquisition contributed to Atlassian's data and analytics strategy, though the standalone Chartio product is no longer available.

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Mindville

2020

Why

Atlassian acquired Mindville to enhance Jira Service Management with IT asset management capabilities, providing enterprise customers with comprehensive IT service and asset management in a single platform.

Impact

Mindville's asset management technology was integrated into Jira Service Management, strengthening the product's enterprise capabilities and competitive position against ServiceNow.

Outcome

The acquisition supported JSM's expansion into enterprise IT management, though standalone revenue contribution is not separately disclosed.

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Trello, Inc.

2017

$425M

Why

Atlassian acquired Trello to expand its reach into non-technical teams and smaller organizations with a visual, intuitive task management platform. Trello's Kanban board approach complemented Jira's structured project management, creating a balanced toolset for both technical and non-technical users.

Impact

Trello added millions of users to the Atlassian ecosystem, primarily in marketing, HR, education, and small business segments that Jira had not penetrated. The acquisition expanded the total addressable market and provided a lower-friction entry point for new customers.

Outcome

Trello remains a separate product for visual project management and a low-friction entry point to the rest of the suite. Atlassian does not disclose its revenue, and it competes with Asana, Monday.com, and Notion.

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Atlassian Corporation's Growth & Acquisition Strategy

Atlassian's growth strategy has three parts. It pushes beyond engineering with Jira Service Management, aimed at the IT, HR, and customer-service desks that ServiceNow and Freshworks serve. It packages products into Collections, bundles sold around an outcome rather than per app, covering teamwork, software, service, and strategy. And it buys capability, then cross-sells it into the installed base: Trello in 2017, Opsgenie in 2018, Loom for about $975 million in 2023, The Browser Company of New York for $488.3 million in 2025, and the engineering intelligence vendor DX for $720.4 million in 2025.

How Atlassian Corporation Makes Money

Atlassian runs a land-and-expand B2B SaaS model. A small team, usually in engineering, adopts Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, or Trello through a free edition or a self-service purchase. Because the tools connect to each other and to outside systems, use spreads to other departments such as IT, marketing, and HR. Atlassian then converts that installed base to premium and enterprise editions and to larger cloud agreements handled by an enterprise sales organization the company built only after two decades of selling without one. Subscriptions produced $6.26 billion of the $6.57 billion of fiscal 2026 revenue, split between Cloud at $4.41 billion and Data Center at $1.83 billion.

Atlassian Acquisitions FAQ

When and for how much did Atlassian acquire Trello?

Atlassian acquired visual project management leader Trello in January 2017 for $425 million ($360M in cash and $65M in stock), adding 19 million consumer and business users to its collaboration portfolio.

When and for how much did Atlassian acquire async video platform Loom?

In November 2023, Atlassian completed the acquisition of async video messaging platform Loom for approximately $975 million, integrating automated AI video messaging directly into Jira and Confluence.

When did Atlassian acquire enterprise agile planning platform Jira Align (AgileCraft)?

In March 2019, Atlassian acquired AgileCraft for $166 million in cash and stock, rebranding it as 'Jira Align' to help Fortune 500 executives map enterprise strategic portfolio planning to Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe).

When did Atlassian acquire incident management platform Opsgenie?

In September 2018, Atlassian acquired incident alert and on-call schedule management platform Opsgenie for $295 million in cash, incorporating it directly into Jira Service Management to empower IT DevOps teams.

When did Atlassian acquire the code hosting service Bitbucket?

In September 2010, Atlassian acquired Bitbucket, integrating Git-based distributed source code repository management directly into Jira's developer workflow.

When did Atlassian acquire asset and inventory management platform Mindville (Insight)?

In July 2020, Atlassian acquired Mindville, integrating its Insight enterprise asset management (CMDB) and infrastructure discovery software natively into Jira Service Management.

When did Atlassian acquire Halp to power conversational IT ticketing in Slack and Teams?

In May 2020, Atlassian acquired Halp, transforming it into Jira Service Management's conversational ticketing engine that turns Slack and Microsoft Teams messages into trackable help desk tickets.

How does Atlassian integrate acquired SaaS applications onto its unified cloud platform?

Atlassian migrates acquired products onto its common Atlassian Cloud identity system (Atlassian ID), connects their metadata into the Teamwork Graph, and enables single-billing administration for enterprise customers.

Which companies did Atlassian acquire in fiscal 2026?

Atlassian acquired The Browser Company of New York, maker of the Dia and Arc browsers, on October 20, 2025 for a total purchase price of $488.3 million, and the engineering intelligence vendor DX on November 10, 2025 for $720.4 million in cash, paying $1.23 billion of cash for business combinations during the year.

What companies has Atlassian acquired?

Atlassian executes massive, highly strategic acquisitions to dominate workplace collaboration, notably buying Trello for $425 million and video-messaging startup Loom for nearly $1 billion.

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